(First airdate: March 4, 2020) Host Debaran Kelso speaks with wetland ecologist Dr. Fred Weinmann about the fascinating world of carnivorous plants.
Nature Now #452
Carnivorous Plants
Nature Now #452
Tossed Salad for 3/06/2020
We survived the imperative day (March 4th) and are now headed into a weekend, ready to enjoy this week’s Tossed Salad with Phil Andrus. Be ready to enjoy:
1:00 – Jean Stasny, AAUW scholarships
1:15 – Kristin Myers, singer and songwriter, with Lily Haight
2:00 – Malloree Weinheimer and Mike Cronin, Jefferson County forest health
2:45 – Nate Malmgren, PT Record Show
3:00 – Scott Rosecrans, guest gospel DJ
4:00 – Odin Smith, team FAST
4:30 – Heather Dudley Nollette reading “The Roseto Mystery” from Malcolm Gladwell’s Outliers, The Story of Success
Mindy Pollack-Fusi
(First airdate: March 3, 2020) Sheila speaks with Massachusetts debut novelist Mindy Pollack-Fusi about her semi-autobiographical novel The Narcissist’s Daughter: a Meshugenah Love Story.
Who are the Rotarians and What Do they Do?
(First airdate: March 3, 2020) Missy Nielsen of Everybody Can debunks “secret handshakes” and “attendance penalties” myths with past president Pete Leenhouts of the East Jefferson County International Rotary Club. Listen in and learn as Pete shares the global and local impacts of this service organization as well as its inclusive and fun programming offered throughout our community.
Compass for 3/02/20
This week on the Compass we revisit a November talk with a lawyer who has spent much of her career helping people think about those things nobody wants to think about: things like deadly diseases, dementia, and the big “D” itself: Death. And she tells us why we should think about them now, so we don’t need to worry so much about them later.
2015 She Tells Sea Tales Stories and Music on
Tossed Salad, part 1
(Original airdate: March 6, 2015) Stories and music with guests Frances Sheldon-O’Neal and Selena Rubio from Northwest Maritime Center’s Girl’s Boat Project, shipwright Diana Talley, Kelley Watson, Becca Argo, and Emilee Monson, hosted by Phil Andrus on this 2015 Tossed Salad segment.
Anna Orr
(Podcast airdate: March 1, 2020) At the March 2015 She Tells Sea Tales performance event, Anna Orr tells her story and sings rowdy sea chanteys.
Nature Now #451
Edible and Medicinal Plants, Part 2
(First airdate: February 26, 2020 ) Host Debaran Kelso speaks with guest Nancy Slick about edible and medicinal plants in our area (Part 2 of a two-part show).
Tossed Salad for 2/28/2020
Phil Andrus brings us a Tossed Salad show full of old and new entertainment for the end of February. Only one more day – Leap Year Day – to go. Enjoy!
1:00 – Tracy Grisman, Repair Cafe
1:30 – First the Winter, live original folk
2:15 – Al Bergstein, “Olympic Peninsula Environmental News”, with Peter Newland, Tarboo Ridge Coalition
2:45 – Creativity in Aging”, with Mary Jane Knecht, Fry Art Museum’s Creativity in Aging program; Carol Kummet, Palliative Care Social Worker, UW Medical Center; and Debbi Steele
3:15 – Jere and Greg Canote, tunes and songs old timey
3:45 – Jeanie Murphy, “Banjo Tunes, Tunings and Lore”
4:30 – Don White reads “Unaccountable” by Philip Gourevitch
#152 Holly Mayshark, Quimper Merchantile
(First airdate: February 25, 2020) THE MERC’S SECRET WEAPON. Our Town host Maryanne McNellis interviews Holly Mayshark, general manager of Quimper Mercantile. Most people who shop at Quimper Mercantile don’t realize that it’s a rather unique institution – a community-owned store. The “Merc,” as it’s affectionately called, has about 900 shareholders. Shares were sold at $100 a piece before opening in 2012. If the store makes a profit, it goes to employee profit sharing or store upgrades. Holly personally does most of the buying. The merchandise reflects her unique sense of beauty and style, including a lot of items from local artists & artisans. The Merc is a true reflection of Port Townsend’s eclectic spirit.
